Edraw PDF Viewer Component3.2

Edraw PDF Viewer Component is a simple ActiveX Control designed to provide developers with the possibility to design applications that can display PDF files, and which can also interact with this type of documents.

Simple interface

The component can be used as a standalone piece of software too, allowing users to locate PDF files on their hard drives or on specific server and to view their contents, courtesy of a Read-Only support for PDF Viewer.The tool is similar to Adobe Reader, while applications that take advantage of its capabilities can offer high speed viewing of PDF documents to their users.The utility can prove a great option for the enterprise environment, as companies can display PDF documents to their employees without allowing them to modify or save the underlying data.

Increased flexibility

Edraw PDF Viewer Component comes in a lightweight package, but it can still offer increased flexibility to developers.The tool includes HTTP/HTTPS support, which means that app builders can include in their software the option to upload or download files to/from a distant server.The utility makes it easy to show/hide the Save Copy As button and the PDF Print button in Adobe tool bar. With the help of this piece of software, devs can also set apps to show/hide the scroll bar in PDF viewer, and can also disable the right-click menu in Adobe Reader's window.The ActiveX Control can be called from a wide range of programming languages, including C/C++, C#, Delphi, Visual Basic, ASP.NET etc.

Enjoy increased PDF document control

Users can take advantage of this piece of software to open, close, save, and print the PDF document, while also enjoying the usual set of controls available in Adobe Reader, including zoom, search and navigate.All in all, Edraw PDF Viewer Component can prove an appealing option for developers interested in including fast PDF viewing capabilities inside their applications. They can also make sure that users do not have the option to modify or save the document's underlying data.